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And another one bites the dust....
One of my little dogs just killed her fifth snake today - a black racer. Her name is Yoshi and the Japanese, who developed this breed long ago for hunting, sure did a great job.
This time my wife walked he, on leash, and she had to reel her in to give up a nice fat chunk of racer. Four pieces total. She chomps it up so fast it hasn't got a chance to even bite back.i I get to dispose of the remains - over the fence. So far no poisonous snakes have turned up. I always worry when I find a ringed one. You know - red on yellow- kill a fellow. Red on black friend of Jack. They have always been racers. |
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